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#open source risk

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Latest Signals (3)

The Lab · 2026-03-30 07:26:59 · GitHub Issues

1. OpenClaw Security Gap: No Warning for Sideloaded Skills Creates 'APK-Style' Vulnerability

The OpenClaw AI agent framework currently lacks any security warning when users load skills from unofficial sources, creating a direct path for attackers to compromise systems. This design flaw treats all skill loading paths with equal trust, enabling a 'sideloading' vulnerability analogous to installing unverified APK...

The Lab · 2026-04-16 04:22:42 · GitHub Issues

2. Apache Superset Codebase Leaks Generic API Keys Across 21 Files, Exposing Sensitive Services

A high-severity security scan has exposed a critical secret leak within the Apache Superset codebase. The automated tool gitleaks detected a generic API key hardcoded across 21 separate files, creating a widespread vulnerability that could grant unauthorized access to various backend services and sensitive operations. ...

The Lab · 2026-04-18 16:22:29 · GitHub Issues

3. GitHub Repository Exposed: Missing Security.txt and Vulnerability Disclosure Policy

A critical security oversight has been identified in a GitHub repository, exposing it to potential uncoordinated vulnerability disclosures. The repository lacks a published security.txt file and a formal vulnerability disclosure policy, a foundational security practice for open-source projects. This absence creates a d...